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George Soros has been linked to a number of schemes to fund radical left ventures in American politics. Apparently not happy with the role of churches in the conservative side of the aisle, it seems he is in an effort to destabilize the Christian movements of America. https://mariomurilloministries.wordpress.com/2019/04/03/is-george-soros-funding-division/

Other extreme from the Desmond Ford issue, equally wrong. If it was right to remove Ford from the ministry it is just as correct to close this church.

When I responded to Wanderer's posts last nite, it was in a general sense of the topic. Today, when I had to be out of town, I took a hard copy of the article in the OP. I have little to say except how sad it was to see the atoday editor spend his time trashing Janet Lundeen Neumann. I was aghast reading this article. I have watched Neumann's video presentations before and was impressed with the way she presented her material. To see for yourself the message that Neumann presents, here is a link to probably the things that so put Seibold in the state he was in when he wrote his article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPWCDfTrS3M Truly, the Holy Spirit is leaving people who call themselves by God's name and it is sad beyond words.

5 Things You Didn't Know About Microsoft On April 4, 1975, Microsoft was founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Here are 5 things you didn’t know about the goliath tech company started by two software geeks... The Word Microsoft Was First Mentioned Was in a Letter Bill Gates originally called the company Micro-soft, which is a combination of the words microcomputer and software. However, the name lost the hyphen when it was registered in New Mexico in 1976. The company’s first big client was Micro Instrumentation and Telemetry Systems (MITS). Microsoft Is Into Codenames, a Little Bit Like the Secret Service Microsoft loves to use codenames for its projects, which helps distinguish projects their engineers are working on and helps to disguise them from potential competitors. The company has come up with some inventive codenames, such as Darwin for the Windows Installer and Hydra for multiple services because the mythical monster had a number of heads. Their personal finance software was Flintstones themed, using the codenames Barney and Betty. People Who Work at Microsoft Must Have a Real Sweet Tooth Those who work at Microsoft believe in tradition, and they are expected to bring M&Ms to the office on the anniversary of their employment. How many they bring depends on the number of years they have worked there. When you have to bring one pound of M&Ms for each year you’ve worked for Microsoft, that can result in a boon for local dentists if you’ve worked there for a long time. The Company Keeps the U.S. Patent Office Busy Microsoft applies for about 3,000 new patents each year and holds more than 10,000. That makes the company among the top U.S. patent holders. Most of the patents have to do with software developed by the company. Their 5,000th patent related to technology developed for Xbox 360, allowing people to watch video games from a remote location. Employees of the Company Call Themselves “Softies Employees at Microsoft tend to call themselves “Softies,” and on average, they are represented by males, age 38, who brings in an average salary as a developer of $106,000. The campus at Microsoft employs about 88,000 people across more than 32 million square feet of space. The male workforce constitutes 76 percent of Microsoft’s employees in the United States.

See: https://www.military.com/daily-news/2019/03/21/usaf-academy-welcomes-9-year-old-cancer-youngest-cadet.html

My former father--in-law, who was also Jewish, was with a company involved in liberating the camps. I think that also deeply affected him for the rest of his life. FILs father had been in the Russian army in the first WW. And my son was named for him. FILs father was from Odessa.